Clore Leadership Programme open to new applicants

Governance | Stefan Marseglia | 22 Apr 2010

The Clore Leadership Programme has opened its second round of nominations for fellows.

Four new specialist Fellowships are on offer this time for those working specifically with children and adults, people helping to secure social change, those benefitting the Jewish community and one for a registered blind or partially sighted leader.

Nominations for the Clore Leadership Programme began on April 19 and will see up to 20 new Fellowships be appointed come October 2010.

A bursary of up to £20,000 will be on offer to support each new Fellows, while the Fellows’ “personalised development plan” will commence in January 2011.

Closing date for applications is 3 June, with interviews taking place in September.

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